HWITR
HWITR by TheGigaZippo December 12, 2018
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hitreg
-noun
1.) Short for "hit registration" usually in reference to first-person shooter (FPS) video games.
2.) The act of registering or detecting a hit from a bullet, knife, or another object in a game environment.
1.) Short for "hit registration" usually in reference to first-person shooter (FPS) video games.
2.) The act of registering or detecting a hit from a bullet, knife, or another object in a game environment.
Related Words
HWITR • hitreg • hwit • hitraj • Hitralimusteppis • HitRegistration • Hitripostasish • hitrocious • Hitruitous • Hwitaek
hitreg
when used as a verb:
when a shot/attack that should've connected and appears to have connected... apparently doesn't.
when a shot/attack that should've connected and appears to have connected... apparently doesn't.
A notorious example: TF2's melee hitreg is completely busted. You'll hear the melee attack connect but there'll be no hit sound and no damage will be done.
hitreg by oeiwghowir September 15, 2019
hitreg
Short for hit registration.
generally used in TF2's weapons(eg. Shotgun, Sniper Rifle, etc.)
used for registrating the bullet IF IT DID HIT OR NOT
also used as a excuse when the player dies from a good person
generally used in TF2's weapons(eg. Shotgun, Sniper Rifle, etc.)
used for registrating the bullet IF IT DID HIT OR NOT
also used as a excuse when the player dies from a good person
hitreg by webber gaming June 7, 2022
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